I imagine that the premium they pay Grubhub is going to be a lot less than employing full time drivers. And Grubhub drivers live on tips and don't make minimum

I imagine that the premium they pay Grubhub is going to be a lot less than employing full time drivers. And Grubhub drivers live on tips and don't make minimum wage,right? So this will end up being cheaper for consumers than a 25% increase in delivery cost.